Winter Bulbs

We also give assistance in putting up saffron farms worldwide. We sell wholesale saffron bulbs from the Netherlands, better resistant against cold.

I'm offering a small, medium, and large bulb combination for $15.00. I'm offering a small, medium, and large bulb combination for $15.00 (includes shipping). Over 200 bulbs for sale, ranging in size from 1 inch to 8 inches in diameter.

Now reassured of some kind of progress I again checked the calendar and decided to 'unearth' (unbox?) the pots on February twenty-fourth.Finally, it was time to open the box and bring the pots into the light.There were the fat cones of hyacinth and thin...

Read on to learn about some of these less well-known crocus. These have smaller flowers than the Dutch crocus, but come in a rainbow of colours. We are all familiar with the standard Dutch hybrid crocus which grace our spring gardens, but there are many...

Theis the traditional harbinger of warmer weather to come, but one brightly colored flower beats even that early riser — the winter aconite (Winter aconite plants frequently come up through the snow, don't mind a small amount of frost and will open...

They are hardy only in warm winter climates, but are popular for indoor culture. The distinctive odor, which some find unpleasant, is due to a biochemical called indole.Paperwhite narcissus can be fragrant or malodorous, depending on your nose.The scent...

Since they come from a seasonally arid climate, these plants should not be kept moist year round. However, not only can you grow some interesting plants in winter, here is one that will grow and bloom for you in winter! You won't have to worry about it...

Add bulb-starter fertilizer to the bottom of the hole, at the rate suggested on the label, and cover it with 2 inches of soil.Drop the paperwhite bulb into the hole and cover it with soil.Water the planting area until the top 8 inches of soil is moist.Water...

Plant them in drifts or large clusters in a sunny to partly shaded location, planting bulbs about 2" apart and 2" deep. Unlike most winter-spring flowering bulbs, snowdrops do not like to dry out completely during the summer.

Store the bulbs in a dry area at 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.Freesia bulbs act like annuals if not over-wintered indoors in cold climates. The freesia flowers will have to be planted again from newly purchased bulbs.Freesias originate from southern Africa...

In warmer zones, where bulbs can be planted as early as February, plants will bloom in late May and June.How long the plants bloom depends on the age, light and nutrients they get.

Also, they put out considerably more light than a 60 Watt standard bulb, which is often the max size allowed in tight fixtures. You get brighter light, dimmable control, longer life, and tremendous energy savings all at once! Suitable for indoor and dry...

Stargazer lilies are true lilies with flowers approaching 6 inches across when fully open. You'll find them available during the holidays and Valentine's Day because of their bright pink and red color.Stargazer lilies are available in florists all year...

Instead, plant your gladiolus in an area of your garden that is in a sunny location and set aside just for them. Be sure not to plant at the end of the summer, as the gladiolus will not be able to fully bloom before a hard freeze in the fall.

Cut off brown spots, and dispose of the old, dead sections in the middle of the clumps. Iris prefer dry conditions, so remember to water only during very hot, dry periods. Avoid putting iris clippings in the composter as they can promote infection.Most...

When spring arrives, supplement rainfall so daffodils receive 1/2 inch of weekly water during active growth. Balance early-blooming varieties with midseason and late-season bloomers to stagger flowering times and prolong your spring daffodil display.

Plant the bulbs outdoors in a sunny, well-drained bed, spacing them 2 to 3 inches apart in all directions. It may take up to two years before the hyacinths flower again. Hyacinth are sometimes grown in pebbles and water instead of soil.

Keep the water level replenished, then move your tulips into more light and warmth. The requirements are the same as when you force tulips in soil. No water should touch the bulbs.Once roots grow 1 to 2 inches during chilling, top growth begins.

From a huge, brown bulb to a tall, stunning flower it's a magical process that might seem a little intimidating if you've never tried it. Don't put it in the refrigerator. Generous watering just rots the bulb..

I have a 2ft 4 bulb T5 light with 4 6500k bulbs and 3 3500k bulbs, 24w each. Baby-bloomer has all fittings and necessary pieces along with a 160gph water pump. House & Garden Nutrients

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With older classes, you can create graphs, to illustrate the rate of growth, or to compare the differing speed of growth of multiple bulbs. Each week, on Monday, the "Plant Helper" gets out the ruler or measuring tape, and we take a picture of him or...

Unfortunately, the only way to absolutely discern if you have a bulb plant in your garden is to dig it up and look at it. There are also rhizomes, including iris, which grow horizontally underground or just beneath the surface.

For this reason, gardeners choose to lift and divide bulbs to move newly mare bulbs to bloom in new positions and keep plants blooming in the original space. As new bulbs become larger, though, more bulbs compete for a finite amount of nutrients and bloom...

One inch of weekly water when it's actively growing is ideal. Sprinkle the granules evenly over the soil's surface, till them into the top 6 to 8 inches and water thoroughly.An established sun star benefits from light fertilizingbetween the time its flowers...

Jumbo-sized tubers are about 2 3/4 to 3 1/8 inches in diameter. Use compost, aged manure, ground bark or peat moss. If you need to create a raised bed, spread about 4 to 5 inches of organic matter across the topsoil.

You just need to keep the soil damp, as they like to be in moist soil. This plant produces narrow, 2-inch-wide leaves.The bulbs of the tiger lily were/are dug up and boiled or steams by native Americans as well as in some oriental countries.